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Alfred Hitchcock's "The Birds" is one of the most famous suspense movies ever created. Only Psycho has such a large following. Hitchcock was a master at making the pulse race and playing

This show was originally themed in an abandoned theater. Performers came to life out of the set, remembered their love of performing, and transformed the theater for opening night in the modern era of

Short and to the point, this amazing puzzle that weaves it's way through duple/triple breakdowns will be a blast for advanced players.

Arthur's Conquest is a republication of a dynamic original opener that has it all; powerful wind writing, driving percussion, interesting counterpoint, and great visual potential. It is truly stunning and

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We are all familiar with the legend of Atlantis. The mythical (or was it?) island of ancient lore that supposedly disappeared under the waves of an unforgiving sea. The show Atlantis captures the

This is one of the streetbeats from the compilation Track & Burn, an infectious collection of cadences and stadium grooves for ravenous drummers hungry for sick, funky rhythms. Keep the crowd dancing

An entire warm-up sequence in one exercise - lasting nearly six minutes, the exercise takes the line through a series of paces focusing on two stroke types while providing rhythmic interest and variety.

The concept of Between the Keys takes place in the mind of a pianist. Starting with a simple and memorable piano motif, the featured pianist acts as a catalyst throughout the show to spawn a

With so many musical ideas to work with, this arrangement provides a tremendous musical extravaganza for the field. The combination of memorable themes, striking contrasts and effective pacing

As if In the Hall of the Mountain King wasn't spooky-sounding enough, this show adds a new dimension of fright to Grieg's famous piece! The show opens with eerie sounds then builds into a full

Duration: 7:50

Wind Difficulty: Grade 3-4

Percussion Difficulty: Int/Adv, Beg/Int versions

   "These are the ties that bind" is the final quote and of the

Use this bombastic cadence to move your band down the parade route in grand style or to bring the crowd in the stands to their feet. Includes great step-out solos for your snare and tenor lines.